Agentic ecommerce performance optimization
Uxify reveals the user issues blocking conversions and helps you solve them with automated UX fixes and AI insights.
Track, fix, and improve what matters to your store.
Find the friction
Identify the exact clicks, pages and slowdowns that kill user journeys and get clear steps to remove them.
Tie it to sales
Connect user experience directly to revenue, AOV and abandoned carts.
Stay ahead
Navigation AI preloads pages before shoppers click, delivering instant browsing experiences that keep them engaged.
Everything you need to grow your store
Reduce abandoned carts
Get real user behavior data to pinpoint exactly why shoppers abandon their carts — checkout friction, confusing navigation, unexpected delays — and fix the friction that is costing you sales.
Optimize your ad spend
Know which campaigns and landing pages create engaged sessions and sales instead of basing your decision on traffic metrics. Send paid traffic to pages that actually convert.
Chat with your data
Ask Uxi questions like "Why are users leaving before they check out?" and instantly get visual data, root causes, and actionable steps to help resolve UX blockers fast.
Beat your category
Track competitors in real time, see their best-performing pages, and benchmark against your industry on AOV, conversion, speed, and more.
Checkout rates DOUBLED with Uxify
Candelinas
With the implementation of Navigation AI and Uxify, Candelinas saw immediate funnel improvements. Add-to-cart rates jumped 103%, while checkout completion rates more than doubled to 23.02%. Navigation AI eliminated friction at critical conversion moments - turning browsing into buying.
Everything you need to win in ecommerce
Intelligence
Most common questions
Will this work on my Shopify store (or headless/WordPress)?
Yes! Uxify works on any platform. All you have to do is add a lightweight async snippet or use Google Tag Manager, and you're live the same day.
How quickly will I see results?
Most teams spot top blockers on day one. Shipping the ranked fixes (image weight, script deferral, layout stability, form cleanup) typically lifts conversion within 2–4 weeks.
Will Uxify actually increase my ecommerce store's revenue?
Speed and user experience directly impact conversion rates and revenue. Uxify customers typically see 68% faster loading times and 30% fewer layout shifts, translating to measurable business impact. On average, our users see 0.8% higher conversion rate, a 5% higher average order value, and a 27% decrease in abandoned carts.
Can it help with mobile checkout issues?
Absolutely. See INP, errors, and drop-offs by device; Uxi prioritizes fixes (e.g., compress hero, reduce third-party bloat, clarify error states) that move mobile CVR.
How does Uxify compare to Google Analytics or other analytics tools?
Uxify is an AI-powered ecommerce monitoring platform that directly links user experience to business outcomes and ecommerce trends. While GA shows you traffic and basic behavioral analytics, Uxify measures site speed, cart abandonment patterns, rage clicks, layout shifts, and 10,000+ UX signals that other tools miss—including Safari and iOS traffic, which is often excluded from standard RUM tools. Most importantly, Uxify provides actionable AI-powered recommendations and automated fixes, not just data dashboards.
What is ecommerce analytics?
Ecommerce analytics allows users to collect and analyze data from online webstores to understand real user behavior and improve customer experience. With the right tools and metrics, you can view how customers locate your store, how they behave, and ultimately, what influences them to purchase.
What metrics should ecommerce stores monitor?
Ecommerce businesses should focus on tracking conversion rate, average order value (AOV), and revenue per visitor to measure online sales performance. For added conversion improvement and real-time visibility, you could also consider using designated eCommerce monitoring tools to view sessions, source breakdown, and cost per acquisition to show how customers are acquired.
What causes conversion drops in ecommerce stores?
The most common causes for conversion drops in ecommerce are related to technical issues, but may also be attributed to lower-quality traffic or even changes in ad targeting.